Video Editor (DTC / eCommerce Ads)

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United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

SalaryAt least 1,500 USD per month

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Experience: 2–5+ years

Requirements

2–5+ years of professional video editing experience
Proven experience editing for DTC brands, eCommerce companies, or performance marketing campaigns
Strong proficiency in short-form and long-form video editing for digital platforms
Solid understanding of pacing, storytelling through editing, and conversion-driven creative structure
Experience creating captions, formatting content for multiple platforms, and ensuring delivery readiness
Proficiency in Adobe Premiere Pro and CapCut
Familiarity with motion graphics tools such as After Effects or equivalent
Strong attention to detail and ability to maintain consistent editing quality across multiple projects
Strong ownership mindset with the ability to work independently and meet fast-paced deadlines
Portfolio showcasing performance-driven ad creatives is required

Responsibilities

Edit raw footage into high-performing short-form and long-form video ads for DTC and eCommerce campaigns
Optimize video content for multiple platforms, ensuring correct formatting, pacing, and export specifications
Maintain consistent editing style, pacing, and visual quality across all deliverables
Organize, manage, and maintain editing project files, raw footage, and version control systems
Collaborate with marketing and creative teams to ensure alignment with campaign goals and brand direction
Support rapid content iteration by producing fast, high-quality edits based on performance feedback
Ensure all deliverables meet deadlines with minimal revisions and high production standards

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